A Password Manager to securely manage and store passwords with URL, username, and passwords fields. A Master Password is used to authenticate into the manager "Vault", where all other passwords are stored.
A docker container with PostgresSQL is used to store passwords. To setup the a new Docker container, with PostgreSQL installed, refer to this article: https://dev.to/andre347/how-to-easily-create-a-postgres-database-in-docker-4moj - super easy setup! Follow the outlined steps within the article.
- Hashlib
- Cryptodome
- pbkdf2
- psycopg2
- os
- getpass
- sys
git clone https://github.com/collinsmc23/python-sql-password-manager
There are "two factors". of authentiation included within the program. There are two options. You have to make sure the second_FA_location variable is either commented out or has a string inside the main.py program. If you do want to have a second factor of authentication, then you need to include hash the master_password_hash and the second_FA.
Enter the master password hash inside the master_password_hash variable inside the master_password.py program.
Enter in correct username, database name, and password inside the db_connect.py file.
Run main.py with all files inside the same directory.
main.py [ARGUMENT] [OPTIONS}
Example to add Password: main.py -a https://cybercademy.org gcollins
Enter the one of the following paramters:
-a or --add [WEBSITE URL] [USERNAME]: Automatically generates a random 20 character string for password.
-q or --query [WEBSITE URL]: Look up field by website URL.
-l or --list: List all stored fields in password vault.
-d or --delete [WEBSITE URL]: Delete a field by website URL.
-ap or --add_password [WEBSITE_URL] [USERNAME] [PASSWORD]: Enter in a URL, username, and custom password.
-uurl or --update_url [NEW_URL] [OLD_URL]: Update the URL with new URL to currently stored URL.
-uuname or --update_username [URL] [NEW_USERNAME]: Update username of stored URL.
-upasswd or --update_password [URL] [NEW_PASSWORD]: Update new password by stored URL.